An other opening! An other show! Tonight we open Addams Family the Musical at Central High School. Last night we had our final dress rehearsal with a few invited guests (young students). It occurred to me, as I watched people pop up and down, walk in and out, cell phones on and cell phones, feet… Continue reading Theatre Rules of Engagement
I have been obsessing over this thought in recent days. I think it is because I am finding it harder and harder to find fellow warriors. I mainly see soldiers... people who drift along with the crowd. A Warrior WORKS hard. Sadly, I am seeing a generation of lemmings... little soldiers matching around being told… Continue reading A Warrior Works to Do What is Right
I've been obsessing lately about the words we choose to share with others. Every day I remind others that words matter. Whether it is a careless comment, a tantalizing Tweet, a snappy Snapchat, or a potent post on Facebook, the words we share have power! Are we thinking about what we are saying? I am… Continue reading Wise Words
It's been a busy week. I didn't get pictures of any of the food I ate, but rest assured that I have been successful in my Eat to Live goals. Fast food and crap food avoided. I survived because this week my husband was willing to do the prep work, and a good friend brought… Continue reading It’s not a Diet… It’s a Lifestyle
We are all travelers on the road to wholeness. We are all moving, forward or backward, learning who we are and what we want to become. To achieve wholeness is to overcome the "natural man" and to fulfill our greatest potential. The road to wholeness is traveled one step at a time. Each step, no… Continue reading The Road to Wholeness
I am pretty sure fall has been my favorite season for many years... perhaps it is because I was born in the fall. I thoroughly enjoy the colors, the holidays, the changes... fall is magical. It makes sense that I celebrate my satisfaction of the changing season. I love the changing leaves. This year the… Continue reading Satisfied with Fall
This week we celebrated our #2 daughter's birthday. This daughter is amazing (as are all my children). She had a high bilirubin count when she was born. She slept in a suitcase with a bilirubin light for several days. She was a very easy baby... goo at sleeping and eating. As she grew she was… Continue reading One More Older and Wiser Too!
I've had several people ask just how I create what I create... all with kids. First key ingredient... I have GREAT KIDS to work with. They learn quickly; they are willing to learn; they work hard. Last weekend 16 kids (2 of my own kids), and my co-worker, came together to paint the floor for… Continue reading A How-to – Painting a Large Scale Design on a Stage Floor
Very few personal qualities contribute to a person's success and happiness like the quality of self-discipline. Sticking to my guns with this nutritionarian lifestyle takes self-discipline. My work ethic and my relationships with others takes self-discipline. Self-discipline has led me to sustainable, long-term success. A Warrior practices self-discipline. When I practice self-discipline am able to… Continue reading A Warrior Practices Self-Discipline
I admit, I am a rather guarded person. As a teen I dressed like a bruise wearing only black, purple, green, and white. I did my best to avoid being vulnerable. The trouble is, you can't hide yourself from being vulnerable. Painful experiences happen. The key to happiness is letting them go. Holding on to… Continue reading Let It Go
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